THE SURVEY – FACTS & FIGURES OF THE LIVE MUSIC SECTOR
LAST PUBLICATION: DATA 2019-2020
Released in 2023, this Survey report shows key numbers of the impact of the pandemic during 2019 and 2020, which are still relevant nowadays. Indeed, we still see the negative effects of the pandemic upon the live music scenes. The pandemic might be over, but many venues and clubs in Europe have a weakened and fragile position. When venues face the risk of negative financial results, they are often forced to cut back on talent development and personnel. Sufficient support for the live music sector by governments will therefore remain very necessary.
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STUDIES – DIVE INTO THE LIVE MUSIC SECTOR REALITIES
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Released in early 2024, this study aims to talk about the realities of the peculiar position of being a music booker, by giving an overview of who the bookers are and highlight the main challenges of music programming. The idea was also to identify the main partners of a booker to allow more transparency within these operators and eventually pave the way for more social and artistic diversity. This research is a first step, aiming at fostering dialogue and exchange between peers and professionals of the live music sector, and reflect on the future of our European live music venues!
YOUR FEEDBACK MATTERS!
We would now like to build the future endeavours of this research with you! This place is for you to share your feedback, insights, hopes, wishes, needs, ideas, plans… with us, regarding booking practices. What did you think of the study? What would be an interesting follow-up? What would be useful to you?
LIVE DMA INVENTORY
Live DMA inventory is a useful tool that helps mapping the European live music sector. It shows the representation of the network with two main data: the number of venues, clubs and festivals per countries & their legal status.
LIVE DMA MEMBERS’ REGIONAL STATISTICS
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